Taxation and Public Goods: A Welfare-economic Critique of Tax Policy AnalysisUniversity of Michigan Press, 1992 - 362 стор. Are live policymakers slaves to the ideas of dead economists, as John Keynes is supposed to have claimed? Is there a connection between the taxes people pay and the ideas of economic thinkers? In Taxation and Public Goods, Herbert Kiesling investigates the key relationship between taxation and problems involved with welfare aggregation. He demonstrates how problems in thinking about aggregation have limited tax analysis in important ways, causing it to be overly narrow and even ethically biased. Professor Kiesling then posits and defends a new model of taxation that incorporates rewards, efficiency, needs, freedoms, and equality and is designed to provide a more complete and balanced evaluation of tax policies than has been available heretofore. Taxation and Public Goods will be essential reading for economists interested in conducting broader, more complete investigations of social policy concerns. |
Зміст
Chapter | 1 |
MarketTradable Goods | 163 |
Public Goods | 201 |
The Need Criterion | 209 |
Taxation and Liberty | 243 |
Taxation and Equality | 291 |
Concluding Comments | 323 |
329 | |
343 | |
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Taxation and Public Goods: A Welfare-economic Critique of Tax Policy Analysis Herbert J. Kiesling Перегляд фрагмента - 1992 |
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ability accumulation approach argument assets assumptions benefit burden capital gains chapter comprehensive income concerning considerable considered consumer surplus consumption corporation income tax deadweight loss deal deciles deductions dimensions discussion distribution earned earned income credit economic power economists effect efficiency effort elasticity empirical equality estimates ethical example exemption existence federal figures given Hayek idea important incentives individual inequality inheritance investment J. S. Mill justice labor luck marginal rates marginal utility market-tradable methodology Musgrave negative freedoms negative income tax nomic Pechman percent political poor position positive freedom possible poverty principle problem progression progressive taxation property rights property taxes rate of return reason respect revenue reward Rothbard sacrifice sector Seligman society tax base tax falls tax incidence tax rate tax system taxation taxpayers tion tradition transfer taxes U.S. tax utilitarian utility functions wealth taxes welfare windfall workers
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